Virginia’s short-term saltwater license charges residents and visitors the same $10
Virginia short-term saltwater fishing licenses cost ten dollars for residents and non-residents during ten consecutive days.
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A five-day Virginia saltwater pass runs $24
The five-day Virginia saltwater fishing pass costs twenty-four dollars and grants legal access to the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean.
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Five days of Virginia freshwater fishing costs $14
Virginia freshwater fishing for five days costs fourteen dollars with a flexible pass covering lakes, rivers, and streams.
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Ten days of Virginia saltwater fishing costs just $10
Virginia residents and visitors can legally fish in saltwater for ten consecutive days using a permit costing ten dollars.
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Virginia’s annual nonresident saltwater-only license is $25
Virginia nonresident saltwater-only fishing licenses cost twenty five dollars annually for out-of-state anglers visiting the Chesapeake Bay.
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A Virginia nonresident combo license runs $71
The Virginia nonresident combination fishing license costs seventy-one dollars and covers freshwater and saltwater for one year.
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Out-of-state anglers pay $47 for a Virginia freshwater license
Virginia nonresident freshwater fishing licenses cost forty seven dollars annually and fund state conservation and stocking programs.
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Combining freshwater and saltwater into one Virginia license runs $39.50
Virginia residents can purchase a combined freshwater and saltwater fishing license for thirty nine dollars and fifty cents.
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$17.50 buys a resident saltwater license in Virginia
Virginia resident saltwater fishing licenses cost seventeen dollars and fifty cents annually for all state tidal waters.
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Virginia charges $23 for a resident freshwater fishing license
A Virginia resident freshwater fishing license costs $23 annually and grants twelve months of access to state rivers and lakes.
